The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Rev. DR.. Holiday, of Nashville, is in the city,
and will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Morris is entertaining. her sister,
Miss Georgia Newell, of Pittsburg.
Captain j. B. White, who defeated Lowry for
Congress in the Twelfth district, is in the city.
Miss Lacey. OF Charlotte, Mich. is expected
the last of this month to visit Miss Margaret
Barry.
Mrs Hughes and daughter. Mrs. Jelly, have
gone to Connersville to visit Mrs Griffis. They
are expected home on Saturday.
Mr. Frank West leaves to-day for Detroit to
engage In the brokerage business in partnership
with =. NJ Baird and Parry Wright
Judge Woods and United Ststes Marshal
Hawkins returned from New Albany last
evening, having ground out the court business
down there in a day and half.
A note from Mr.. w. s. Hubbard states that the
party OF Indianapolis people who left ten days
ago Tor California, had reached Santa Fe on last
Saturday, and that their trip to that point had
been very pleasant one
J. J. ". Billingsley, editor of the Drainage
and Farm journal of this city, left last evening
for Wisconsin, to deliver Q series of lectures on
the subject of t'Farm Drainage before the Ag-
ricultural College of that State.
"A party Of fifteen gentlemen, IS the guests of
Messra G. B. Dickson and n. N. Talbot. spent
tuesday night and yesterday at Shumac lodge,
homona, the country place of Mr.. Talbot, fifty
miles from this city, on the /. & V. road the &C.
caslon OF the visit being ferret rabbit hunt.
among the members of the party were Messrs.
Q K. johnson, Frank Bird, Il. c. Diehl, H. s.
New, John Pearson, John Dickson W. J. Mich
Oils, j. ID. Martin, Charles OBoyle, Stanley Igoe
and Robert johnson.
SOCIAL.
Miss Florence Miller will give reception on
next Wednesday afternoon, at her home on
North Delaware street
Mrs. James Mckee will entertain friends on
tomorrow evening, in honor Of her guests, Mrs.
Owens and Miss White, of Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. H. Talbot entertained
tneater party at s'Erminie" Mr.. and Mrs Har-
vey Bates, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wulsin
and Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wright being the
guests
PROBABLY no more enjoyable party has been
given during the holiday season than that of
Misses Ella and Daisy Malott, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs V. I. Malott, last evening. The hours
vera from till o'clock, and but few regrets
were received from the one hundred and fifty
invitations issued The day was the thirteenth
birthday of Miss Daisy. and she was most gener-
ously remembered by many Of her friends with
gifts. Miss Lulu Bryner is exactly the same
age, and enjoyed the joint celebration very
pretty sight was when all were seated at supper
and bon -bons had been opened Each head was
adorned with many-colored tissue caps. The
evening was spent in dancing
The music of Edourd Grieg beloncs Ia thar
school which is now SO popular, possessing time
and rhythm peculiarly fascinating. One dis
tinguishing feature is that in nearly every piece
the time Is syncopated. A native of Norway,
his compositions abound in weird effects AS
presented by the second division of the Matinee
Musicale yesterday, to some the programme was
enjoyable. simply for the rare style and those
VINO ike tune were disappointed. The Nor
weeian bridal party passing by" is apty descrip-
tive of its name, and Is favorite in the
society where 1t has been heard before. Mrs
Jenckes executed it brilliantly. The 'sViolet"
and the Swan sung by Mrs. Spades, were ex-
quislte IN their harmony. The closing number,
solos and chorus, by the entire section, the
former taken by Mrs. Morrison and Miss Adam,
was also we'll rendered The remainder of the
programme was satisfactory. The active mem
bers will meet with Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunter, No.
l22 East Ohio street, tomorrow evening, for q
rehearsal OF the choruses to be rendered at the
DR.. Louis Mas piano recital on the 14th inst.
A fashionable wedding in Jewish society, took
place last evening at o'clock, at the Bates
House. and united Miss Flora daughter of Mr.
and hirs(A Reinhsrd, to Mr. Samuel C. Fisher. a
popular merchant Of Fort Wayne. The parlors
were filed with relatives and few friends to wit
ness the ceremony, which was performed by
Rabbi Messing. The bride is a beautiful blonde
and great favorite. Her costume was of white
silk en- train. the corsage cut in shape A
tulle veil enveloped the whole figure, and her
bouquet was of white roses. The grooms gift
was solitaire diamond earings The at
tendants were Misses Rosa Reinhard
and Carrie Fisher, sisters of the bride
and groom. Their dresses were Of white
silk with draperies of silk null, and their bo-
quets were of Marechal Neil roses. The grooms-
men were Messrs. Joseph We'll and Morris Well
of LaPorte. After hearty congratulations had
been extended an elaborate dinner was served
and was followed by dancing until the departure
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher for a tour of the Eastern
cities, after which they will be Eat home in Fit
Wayne. Among the guests from out of the city
were Mrs. l. Fisher, mother OF the groom, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Monnie Fisher of Homer, Ill; Mr.
and Mrs Max Fisher, Miss jacobson and Messrs
Ed and Moses Fisher, of Fit Wayne; Mrs. Green
baum, Mrs Lindauer Miss Southeine and Mr.
Joseph, of Chicago; Miss Cramer and Miss We'll.
of LaPorte. and Mr. and Mrs D. Reinhard, Of
Lebanon.